Wisconsin's Jonathan Taylor is averaging 158.3 surging yards for each amusement this season.

You know, the ones as, "They don't grant awards at the 50-meter sign of a 100-meter race," or my undisputed top choice, "It's a four-quarter amusement."

Halftime of the 2018 school football season has arrived, and keeping in mind that the facts demonstrate that no group has ever won a title and no player has ever won the Heisman Trophy at the halfway purpose of the season, that doesn't mean we can't praise who have been the best players through the principal half of the season.

We uncover ESPN's 2018 middle of the season All-America group with a couple of the typical updates. This isn't a rundown of the best NFL draft prospects, and it is anything but a rundown of the players who were being touted as All-Americans previously the season. It's a rundown of the players who have played like All-Americans to this point.

Of note, just five of the players on our preseason All-America group - Wisconsin running back Jonathan Taylor, Alabama hostile handle Jonah Williams, Houston guarded handle Ed Oliver, LSU linebacker Devin White and LSU cornerback Greedy Williams - wind up on this rundown, so a ton can change before the finish of the season.